The International Crimes Tribunal has ordered the trial to commence after framing charges against 30 accused in the murder of Begum Rokeya University student Abu Saiyed during the July mass uprising in Rangpur. Of the 30 accused, 24 remain absconding while six are in custody. The tribunal appointed defense lawyers for the absconding accused and scheduled formal hearings. The prosecution presented detailed charges, and the trial will proceed even in the absence of the absconding suspects.
The tribunal has ordered the start of the trial by framing charges against 30 accused in the case of crimes against humanity related to the murder of Rangpur’s Begum Rokeya University student Abu Saiyed during the July mass uprising.
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